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Freshly Sleeved #26 - Refund a card, keep the order

One card missing from a ten-card order used to mean cancelling the whole thing. Not anymore: sellers can now refund part of an order on the spot and ship the rest. Every game in the catalog also gets new pages to browse sets, sealed products and every version of a card, and tables on the website finally fit your phone, starting with seller shops. Plus a smarter scanner in the app and a good batch of fixes.

🎯 Highlights

Instant partial refunds (web & app)

Sold a card you can't find, or one that turned out to be in worse shape than listed? Open the sale, choose the amount to give back, and the buyer is refunded right away. It works from the moment the order is paid until it's delivered, and you can do it more than once on the same order. The amount comes off your payout, the buyer also gets back the matching share of their service fee, and they're told by email, notification and in the order chat. A full refund still goes through a cancellation.

Now you can: refund the one missing card, ship the other nine, and keep both the sale and a happy buyer.

New ways to browse every game (web)

Each game's home in the catalog has been rebuilt, with new pages around it:

  • A new game page with a banner, today's biggest price movers, featured sets and answers to common questions.

  • All expansions on one page: sort them by release date or alphabetically, search by name, switch between a table and a grid.

  • Pages by product type: singles, boosters, booster boxes and sealed products for a game, each on its own page.

  • All versions of a card: every printing of a card side by side, across sets.

  • Previous / next arrows on a product page to move through a set card by card.

Now you can: look up every printing of Lightning Bolt in one place, or scan all the booster boxes available for One Piece without opening set after set.

Tables that fit your phone (web, on mobile)

Browsing a seller's shop on your phone's browser used to mean scrolling sideways, with the price and the cart button pushing the card itself off the screen. Tables now turn into compact stacked rows on small screens: the card, its details and its price sit on top of each other, with the buttons under your thumb. It applies to seller shops, your inventory, your lists, your orders, bulk import and the catalog tables.

Now you can: go through a seller's whole catalog on your phone and add cards to your cart without ever scrolling sideways.

📱 Mobile app

A new app update is rolling out.

  • Choose where a scan goes — after scanning, pick between Inventory, Sell on CardNexus or Add to a list.

  • Booster value tracker — start a session when you open a pack, scan the cards, and watch what the pack is worth against the target you set.

  • Flesh and Blood pitch colours — if the scanner picked the wrong colour, switch to the right printing in one tap; the price follows.

  • "In your lists" on a card — a card's preview shows which of your lists contain it, with quantities, and opens the list in one tap.

  • Referral rewards and contest history — see the friends you invited, your rewards and past contests.

  • More reliable — the scanner offers a card database update when it recognises a card it can't match, unread offer counts stay stable, and prices with decimals, notes on Android and the return from seller verification behave.

  • And, as usual, a ton of other little adjustments…

If you don't see the update yet, it's on its way — store rollouts happen gradually over a few days.

🃏 Catalog update

Game by game, set by set — here's what landed in the catalog since the last edition:

Star Wars: Unlimited

Magic: The Gathering

Flesh and Blood

One Piece Card Game

Riftbound: League of Legends TCG

✨ Improvements & fixes

Searching & browsing

  • Change printing, redesigned — the dialog shows every printing as an image, your current one first then newest to oldest, with set and release month. On a list, each card's menu now has change printing, finish, minimum condition and language one click away. (web)

  • Magic: Colour Identity the Commander way — picking colours now returns every card your commander could play, colourless included, and Colourless is its own choice in the colour filters.

  • Binder polish — the binder uses the full height of your screen with its controls on the side, foils shimmer in their pockets, the arrow keys turn pages anywhere, and the search bar stays on the binder's game. (web)

  • Reports that say which card — reporting a wrong or missing card from a product page now sends us the card's details automatically. (web)

Selling & orders

  • Packing slips you can pick from — each line prints your storage location, SKU and listing comment under the item.

  • Clearer limits — a list that reaches 2,000 products now says so instead of failing, and seller warning banners talk about your "seller account" so nobody thinks their whole account is at risk.

Apps & developers

  • Settings → Integrations is open to everyone, with an apps directory to find tools that connect to your CardNexus account. (web)

  • Public API — partial refunds, and a way for partner apps to send tracking scans. Partner sites can also send a full decklist to the Cart Wizard with a single link.

  • Added many smaller fixes, UI improvements, and performance optimizations across the platform and mobile app.

Thanks for collecting with us! 💙 Sellers, try a partial refund the next time a card goes missing — and tell us what you'd love to see next in the feedback portal.

Curious about what's next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we're working on, what's coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

New

Freshly Sleeved #25 - Flip through your binder

Your lists just got a page-turner: the new Binder view shows your cards in pockets, page by page, the way they'd sit on your shelf. Sellers get a setting they've asked for since day one, their own minimum order, and business sellers in the United States and Canada can finally go PRO. The app scanner now keeps a photo of every card it recognises. And a lot more…

🎯 Highlights

Binder view for your lists (web only)

Open any list and switch to Binder: your cards sit in pockets on a two-page spread, and you flip through it with a page-turn animation. Pick your page size (3×3 up to 4×4), drag a card to another pocket to arrange the binder the way you'd sort it at home, and a short tutorial walks you through it the first time. Adding a card from the search bar drops it right next to the one you selected, and anyone visiting your public list sees your arrangement. The gallery and table views are still there whenever you need them.

Now you can: build your Pokémon 30th Celebration master set list and browse it page by page, just like the real thing.

Set your own minimum order (web & app)

Sellers can now decide the smallest order they're happy to ship. In Settings → Selling → Preferences, set a minimum between roughly 2 € and 10 € (or the equivalent in your currency); it counts the items only, never shipping or fees. Buyers see your minimum in their cart and the Cart Wizard takes it into account when it picks sellers. If you don't set anything, the default minimum is now about 5 €, up from 2 €, so nobody has to post a single common for the price of a stamp.

Now you can: stop losing money on 1 € orders without turning away the bulk buyers who make selling worth it.

PRO seller accounts open in the US and Canada

Until now, PRO accounts were for European businesses only. If you sell cards as a registered business in the United States or Canada (a store, an LLC, a sole proprietor), you can now upgrade from Settings → Selling. You get a verified business identity shown on your profile, the PRO badge next to your name on listings, carts and reviews, your own Terms of Service and return policy for buyers to download, monthly fee reports for your accountant and packing slips with your business details. Canadian businesses enter their Business Number (and GST/HST number if they have one), and are paid out in US dollars. Same commission as every seller, no subscription.

Now you can: run your card shop on CardNexus with the paperwork a business needs, and let buyers see at a glance that they're dealing with a pro.

Scanner keeps your photos (in the app)

The scanner now keeps the best shot of each card and attaches it to your listing automatically; photos load at full quality, and scanning is more forgiving when the card database needs a download or a photo goes missing. Game tips cover five more card types.

Now you can: scan a stack of cards and have every listing come with its own photo, without taking a single picture twice.

📱 Mobile app

A big app update is rolling out. Some of it is already in your hands, the rest lands with the next store release.

  • List many cards for sale at once — pick cards in Inventory or a list, then price them all in one go: a percentage of market value, a fixed amount, the list's sell price, or keep what's there. The app checks prices and quantities before it publishes anything.

  • Faster selling — listing forms flag missing prices or grading details before you submit, suggested prices refresh when you change the variant, and draft listings survive if you leave and come back. Inventory items show their photo count.

  • Offers in sync — the offers inbox and chat stay in step (unread badges, "mark all read"), offer cards are clearer about their state, and each action button shows its own spinner.

  • Seller profiles, redesigned — verified sales, shipping time, completion rate and lists at a glance, and your filters survive a trip into search or an expansion.

  • Polish — a seller can't switch off every shipping zone by accident (the app suggests pausing the shop instead), the seller onboarding hand-off to the web and back is cleaner, and sticky headers, search states and login fields behave.

  • And, as usual, a ton of other little adjustments…

If you don't see the update yet, it's on its way — store rollouts happen gradually over a few days.

🃏 Catalog update

Game by game, set by set — here's what landed in the catalog since the last edition:

Naruto Mythos TCG

Pokémon

Gundam Card Game

Flesh and Blood

Echoes of Astra

One Piece Card Game

Riftbound: League of Legends TCG

Magic: The Gathering

✨ Improvements & fixes

Searching & browsing

  • Grades that mean something — the Grade filter now depends on the grading company you picked, with the special 10s (PSA 10, CCC Gold 10, PCA / BGS Black Label…) as their own tiers, and the graded cards page can sort by grade so a 10 always ranks above a 9.5. (web)

  • "Last seen" on profiles — seller and user profiles show when they were last active ("3 hours ago", "2 days ago"), right below Location and Joined. (web & app).

Selling & inventory

  • Market value of your selection — select products in Inventory or a list and the action bar shows what they're worth together. (web)

  • Language and condition in list gallery — the gallery view of a list now shows each card's language flag and condition, like Inventory does. (web)

  • Domestic shipping always on — a seller can no longer switch off shipping to their own country, which used to hide all their listings by mistake. (web & app)

  • Parcel sizes, recalibrated — the smallest shipping size (XS) now covers 1 to 3 cards instead of 1 to 5, and S starts at 4 cards (up to 25). Five sleeved cards with a toploader weigh more than a small letter allows, so sellers were paying the difference at the post office. Shipping quotes now match what you actually post.

Under the hood

  • Faster pages — every page loads noticeably less code, catalog navigation no longer re-fetches everything, and switching currency or price source no longer needs a reload. (web)

  • For developers — the Public API now exposes offers (with pricing and lifecycle webhooks), listing photos, expansion completion per user, and lets partners onboard sellers end to end.

  • Added many smaller fixes, UI improvements, and performance optimizations across the platform and mobile app.

Thanks for collecting with us! 💙 Flip through your first binder this week, set your minimum order if you sell — and tell us what you'd love to see next in the feedback portal.

Curious about what's next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we're working on, what's coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

New

Freshly Sleeved #24 - Name your price

The price isn't quite right? Make an offer. Negotiation is live on CardNexus: propose your price to a seller, counter, and close the deal (on web and in the app). And that’s not all this week: you can now ask a seller for a real photo before you buy, and graded cards finally get a home of their own.

🎯 Highlights

Make an offer (web & app)

Found a card you like but the price isn't quite right? You can now make an offer straight from your cart. Pick the items, propose your price (with quick −5 / −10 / −15 % shortcuts), add a note if you want, and the seller can accept, decline or counter. Accepted deals are held for you for 48 hours — add them to your cart and check out at the agreed price. Everything happens in a chat with the seller, so you can follow the whole conversation. Sellers choose whether they accept offers in their seller settings.

Now you can: bundle five cards from one seller, offer 12 % under the listed price, and close the deal without leaving CardNexus.

Web app:

Mobile app:

Ask for a photo (web & app)

Want to see the exact copy before you buy? Tap the photo chip on a listing (on the product page or a seller's shop) and the seller gets a request. When they upload the pictures, you're notified and can view them right on the listing. Sellers get a dedicated inbox of pending requests, plus a Photos column in their inventory to add pictures in a couple of clicks.

Now you can: check the condition of a product or the centering on a graded-worthy card before committing.

Web app:

Mobile app:

Graded cards get their own space (web only for now)

  • Graded card selection page — a new page listing graded slabs across all games, with filters by grader, grade (10 · 9.5+ · 9+ · 8+), finish and language. It's also featured in a new carousel on the homepage.

  • Simple | Graded on product pages — switch the listings to graded copies only, filter by grader and grade, and see the top graded copy shown as a slab with the grader's logo. The link is shareable, so you can send someone straight to the graded view.

  • Graded cards now always ship in at least a medium parcel, so the shipping cost you see is the right one from the start.

Now you can: find every PSA 10 for sale on CardNexus in three clicks.

✨ Improvements & fixes

  • Better listing details (in the app) — richer seller and product info on listing sheets and prices in your selected currency.

  • Explore Games search (in the app) — filter the game list directly on the Explore screen.

  • Profile on mobile (in the web app) — the profile header is redesigned for small screens: identity on top, your stats (sales, verified sales, shipping time, completion rate) in a scrollable row underneath.

  • Paused shop reminder (in the web app) — if you've paused your shop, your own profile now shows a banner reminding you your listings are hidden, with a one-click Unpause.

  • Homepage portfolio value in your currency — the "Your activity" tile on the homepage now converts your collection value to your display currency instead of showing the wrong symbol.

  • Riftbound tags fixed — card tags (champions, regions…) no longer replace your own inventory tag filter, and 15 missing tag names now display properly.

  • Cart Wizard — the expansion picker no longer shows the print number in the closed field, and links to the wizard open it directly on web and in the app.

  • Import — the "Products added" popup no longer reopens when toggling "Show only added products".

  • Shared lists — a list whose first cards you already own now shows real cards in its link preview instead of an empty grid; and a product with a broken image no longer prevents adding products to a list.

  • Added many smaller fixes and refinements across the marketplace, negotiation dialogs, cart and notifications — and in the app, smoother inventory forms with a keyboard accessory bar, clearer loading states and more reliable price updates.

🃏 Catalog update

Three games got fresh sets this week — no new games this time.

📦 New expansions

Grand Archive TCG — .asphodel/paradise (released 21 August)
The full new set is in (369 cards), with its First Edition, Draft Pack, Event Pack, Grimoire, Pantheon and Starter Decks sub-sets — plus Supporter Pack 4.

Lorcana

🎁 New sealed products

Grand Archive TCG — .asphodel/paradise

  • Boosters: 1st Edition Booster, Booster Box and Booster Case

  • Starter decks: Dante, Hemomancer and Lorraine, Arclight Saber — single decks, displays and display cases

♻️ Refreshed & expanded data

  • One Piece — 203 new cards listed ahead of The World's Strongest Warriors (releases 28 August), including its Release Event cards; 8 sets refreshed.

  • Grand Archive TCG — 726 new single cards in total; 6 sets refreshed.

  • Lorcana — 25 new cards; 4 sets refreshed with data and price touch-ups.

Thank you for all the feedback that shaped these three — Make an offer and Ask for a photo came straight from your requests. Tell us what you think on Discord, and keep an eye on the Public Roadmap for what's next.

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